What's with all the humongous babies all of a sudden? Only one week after a woman in Iowa gave birth to the biggest baby ever born in that state (13 pounds, 12 ounces!), a woman in China has given birth to what is believed to be the biggest baby ever born in that most populous country. And hard as it might be to wrap your mind around, baby Chun Chun, who was born on Saturday in central China (Xinxiang City, Henan province, for those who know their geography), makes Iowa newborn Asher Stewardson look almost like a little guy.

Chun Chun, whose 29-year-old mom had no idea how big he'd be, tipped the scales at birth at a whopping 15.5 pounds! (The baby's dad insists his wife, who delivered Chun Chun via c-section, ate nothing usual during her pregnancy, in case you were wondering.) 

Both mother and baby are reportedly doing well. And Chun Chun's parents are proud as can be of their healthy baby boy.

The best things in life are free ... but this 16-month-old boy is totally not interested. So you can just keep your macaroni & cheese and your nice warm bath and your love and all that stuff. There's just one thing he wants in life ...

Money. And please don't insult the kid with the same measly handful of cash he'll get from the tooth fairy someday. He's got plans, big plans, and only a significantly higher sum will do:

Who's The Smart One, Here?Raise your hand if you just knew that being a dog mommy was exactly like your friend being a real live baby mommy. I mean, really. She thinks just because you have the option of leaving your dog locked inside your house without fear of prison time and/or the death and destruction of your dog/child that it's not the same thing. But you always knew it was, didn't you?

The Hungarian Academy of Sciences wants you to know that your instincts were right. Your dog reacts to you the same way a baby does to his mommy. Now don't you feel superior to those human breeders?

Facebook has long been an enemy of some breastfeeding moms. They have long been accused of deleting accounts with breastfeeding photos and deleting groups that are dedicated to lactation. Now they finally ticked off enough breastfeeding moms that they are going to have to deal with these women in person rather than online. And they should beware. There are fewer things fiercer than a mom who is feeling scorned.

Several moms are holding a "nurse-in" outside of the Facebook offices. They are going to make sure that the number one social media site finally sees those whom they deem "obscene" in person. And they should. This has been going on for far too long.

Many Facebook accounts have been deleted due to a breastfeeding photo that was deemed "obscene". But what was in those photos?

There isn't much as enraging as a man who has a strong opinion on breastfeeding moms. But when that man is the CEO of a major company that likely employs thousands of women throughout the US, then it's even more discouraging. Tom Stemberg, the co-founder of Staples, has come down against breastfeeding moms, accusing Democrats (and President Obama, in particular) of wanting to force every company to provide “lactation chambers.”

Because apparently providing a safe space for a working breastfeeding mom to pump or nurse her baby is obscenely expensive and costs productivity. Good move, Stemberg. I feel for his female employees.

In case you were worried, you shouldn't be, really. After all, Stemberg’s wife breastfed. Now, isn't that comforting? He said:

When it comes to celebrities and baby names, you just never know where they're going to go. Often it's to bizarre and unseemly places, but sometimes they surprise us with a good one as Robert Downey Jr. and wife Susan did today.

According to People, their son arrived Tuesday morning weighing 7 pounds, 5 ounces, and everyone is healthy and happy. Such great news to hear for the couple, and even better is the fact that they shared the name right away instead of making us wait and wonder. Not everyone likes it though. In fact, many are already putting him in the weird celebrity baby name club. But I think it works. See what you think ... 

What's Next, Mom?Stop what you're doing! But first, tell your baby you're about to stop, and then what's going to happen next. Otherwise that cute ball of baby might turn into a kid with attention deficient disorder. Or totally not. But that sounds scary, right?

Which is why there has been such a strong reaction against a psychiatrist's op-ed in The New York Times this week where he kind of blames parents for their children's ADD. I say kind of, because there is a lot more to unpack in the "Ritalin Gone Wrong" article, but what's making everyone angry is his reference to parents who suddenly switch activities with no warning to their babies and toddlers.

On the one hand, dude, seriously, if you pick up your baby when he's playing to put him in the bath, he's not going to develop ADD. On the other hand, I learned from my two babies that things go much better when you alert even the smallest of children to an imminent change. Naturally, I learned this the hard way.

Imagine this scenario: A child will not go to bed. Everyone is tired. But the baby cries and cries and no one is getting any sleep. The more the child cries, the more that child's stress levels go up, the more the parent is stressed out. Add to that the everyday things that make our blood pressure rise -- mounting bills, trouble at work, a disagreement with a family member -- and that scenario can lead to a person lashing out ... at the child.

We're always going to have these stresses. It's how we cope with these stresses that is key. Key in not having more victims of shaken baby syndrome because the little one won't sleep. We need to protect these children from being abused. Because the stats are alarming. It's been reported that child abuse in infants is a bigger threat than sudden infant death syndrome.